Richard Dawkins, the famous atheist who made a career writing about the inexistence of God, says there’s a slight possibility for a God.

Dawkins book is titled The God Delusion. Most atheists know his name, if not, his works. He’s wildly successful.

But the title of his book, and the nature of his work, implies a certainty in the existence of God.

I read his book. His book includes a scale of “probability of their being a God” 1 through 7, in which he rates himself a 6 with the label “I think God is very improbable”

Chapter 4 title is “Why There Almost Certainly Is No God.

Richard Dawkins, I’d say is the most prolific atheist publisher alive today, admits himself, there’s a probability for a God, he just thinks it’s very improbable.

This is not absolute certainty.

If Richard Dawkins does not rate himself a 7, why would you trust any other atheist who’s not as successful.

They are not worth trusting over Dawkins. If they think they know more than him, they should write their own book, and see how many copies it sells.

Dawkins saw a capitalistic profit margin to write about the inexistence of God, walks it back in his book, and all these atheists bought it. He literally used atheists as a profit incentive, yet will not deny without certainty there’s a God.